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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
5
Local students prepare A Bachelors House Party a senior play in Clinton high school auditorium Friday at 8 pm. Community notices mention numerous visits, births, deaths, and gatherings across Ann Arbor, Saline, Romulus, and nearby towns with multiple local families hosting, traveling, and celebrating.
A crowded, fragmentary 15 year old column notes Ormonds Sunday guest, visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hea W Barr and grandson George Martin, and a list of local social events. It mentions a store vacated by Freq Schmid, sold to Clark the barber, a teachers birthday party in Judd district with music and potluck, and various relatives visiting Mason Detroit Milan and Redford.
Thirteen items report locals traveling on business, moving to new homes, or hosting events. W. H. Barr travels to Colon on business while Rob Callen visits Denton area friends. Alfred Daniels and wife move to the W. O. Hoyt place near the depot. Hoyt relocates to Ypsilanti for work as a motorman. Mable McKinnon returns home to open millinery shop with a grand opening on March 26. Julius Bredernitz moves into Sanford house. fanned to F. D. Ford for summer work. Will attended events in Saline and Dexter. Epworth League box social slated at the parsonage Friday. B aptist church building committee nearly ready to begin work on new structure. St. Mi Roosee house to be occupied by Prof. Failor and family by late April. Dutch Market billed for Presbyterian dining rooms tomorrow night. novel event. Also note: average Michigan citizen's sales tax around $6 per year.
Saline city council met in the county chamber on Monday March 5 with Mayor Sugden presiding. Members present were Gross Cook and Uphaus. Fairbanks absent. Minutes approved. Bills approved and ordered paid including wages, repairs, utilities, welfare, and hospital aid totaling several items. Meeting adjourned subject to call of mayor. Clerk Lottie Wallace. Mayor Mark B Sugden.
The P. T. A. monthly meeting drew good attendance with multiple performances. Flute solo by Ruth Rose, accompanied by Mrs. FitzGerald, and The Cameo Pin by the Rainbow division of the M. E. Ladies' Aid featured Mrs. Woodbridge, Mrs. St Herle, Mrs. Prout, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. Davis, and Miss Burkhardt. Audrey Pray sang two numbers with Marie Sisson. Dr. Swan Lindskold of Ann Arbor, a University of Michigan student and author, spoke on The Mind in the Making.
A three way tie for second place appears in the ladies league standings as high schools in Bulgaria face closures. Students refused to perform tasks their predecessors did, prompting widespread disruption across schools and districts.
Advertises Adlerika as a simple cure for headaches caused by constipation. Claims one dose cleanses both upper and lower bowels, removes poisons, improves sleep, and ends nervousness. Marketed by leading druggists with timing and distribution hints.
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